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APS-Animal Hoarding- Cleaning Co.'s-CPS-Codes/Legal/Housing-Doctors & Therapists-Elder Services-Fire Safety Related-
Hoarding Task Forces-Handymen/Repairs-Organizers-Support Groups for Hoarders-
Support for Family Members-Meal Delivery-Treatment Centers-OCF Affiliate-Other -Tell us about a resource
Trying to start a support group or community resource for Hoarding in your area?
Our pages get a lot of visitors, why not announce it here and let others in your state know?
Adult Protective Services, State laws & Statewide Resources
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National Center on Elder Abuse, by state
Another source for by state listings
VA chapter of NAMI (National Assoc. for Mental Illness) has an info. and referral service ( 1-800-486-8264).
Fairfax:
Adult Protective Services and Child Protective Services provide social workers to interview and assess the needs and/or risks of any children and adults living in a hoarding environment. They are also a frontline to the many programs available to those individuals in need.
Health Department, the lead agency, has the responsibility of enforcing the property maintenance provisions of the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code which establishes housing standards and conditions. The Health Department also has the authority to declare a property unfit for occupancy.
Additional/related:
Reporting elder abuse/self-neglect
How APS works |
Animal Hoarding
Animal Hoarding:What caseworkers need to know
Animal Hoarding News Only
The Hoarding of Animals
Research Consortium
News from HARC
Humane Society of United States
Animal Sheltering
Interventions
Public Policy
Resource Manual
More News
New Report
More Animal Hoarding articles
Fact Sheet from wildlifeprotection.net |
Fairfax:
Animal Services Division of the Police Department provides the expertise to ensure an animal's welfare in animal hoarding cases or when a pet is living in a hoarding condition.
Animal Control
Animal Hoarding Crisis Intervention
The Tufts University Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium (HARC) at is compiling a list of people who specialize in animal hoarding crisis intervention. One counselor available at present (See below).
Fee-for-Service Consultations- Long distance telephone consultation services provided (or available) for out-of-state clients or organizations. References are available upon request. For further information and costs of service, contact Ms. Nathanson directly. Email: jnncnslt@aol.com or Telephone: (617) 325-4828
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Clutterbusters
•More info. on their services for hoarded homes
•Video about their services
Tips if you don't see one listed in your area:
•Check the online classifieds on craigslist.org for “junk removal” services or for “handyman” and cleaning labor.
•Check your local churches to see if they have volunteer groups to help clean out these types of homes.
•Post on Freecycle.org
•If you don't see a company listed in your area, some people have reported finding companies to clean out these types of homes by searching "crime scene clean-ups" or "meth lab clean-ups."
•Also see our Family Resource Community where members can post known resources.
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Child Protective Services and related resources :
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Phone numbers/websites, by state
Fairfax:
Adult Protective Services and Child Protective Services provide social workers to interview and assess the needs and/or risks of any children and adults living in a hoarding environment. They are also a frontline to the many programs available to those individuals in need.
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Codes/Legal/Housing
Nolo.com: Nolo's mission is to make the legal system work for everyone -- not just lawyers.
- Library of Congress
Links to Web, gopher, telnet, and ftp sites that contain the full text of state statutes, state constitutions and other legislative resources
- American Law Sources On-line (ALSO)
Links to state laws, court information, Attorney General opinions, and more
- FindLaw: State
Links to State statutes, codes, Supreme Court opinions, and case law
- National Conference of State Legislatures
Links to State Legislatures
- State and Local Government Resources on the Net
By Piper Resources
- American Assn. of code enforcement
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What is a BTI Graduate?
Joyce L. Robbins, LICSW – BTI Grad
Kenneth X. Robbins, MD
5055 Seminary Road #108
Alexandria, VA 22311
Phone: (703) 379-2600
Fax: (301) 299-2986
Child/Adol/AdultMedication/ OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania
/Hoarding/Home Visit/Support Groups/Bilingual Staff/ERP/CBT
Ann L. Stone, PhD
3801 N Fairfax Drive – Suite
61
Arlington, VA 22203
Phone: (703) 243-4470
Email: anns@erols.com
Adult/BTI Hoarding Graduate/Trichotillomania/ Hoarding/ERP/CBT
Henriette Kellum, LCSW
Arlington, VA
Phone: 703 533-7607
Fax: 703 439-2502
e-mail: h.kellum@verizon.net
Henriette’s specialties are life transitions, loss, grief, aging and hoarding. She provides assessment, including mental health assessment for guardianship/conservatorship proceedings; expert consultation on aging issues and hoarding behavior; and counseling/psychotherapy. 2/10: Services now include phone consultation on hoarding as well as assessment and treatment (CBT adapted for hoarding).
Sandra Werfel, LCSW
5280 Lyngate Court
Burke, VA 22015
Phone: (703) 978-2030
Fax: (703) 978-2030
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorders/Trichotillomania/Hoarding/CBT
Marcella Jost, LCSW
1441 Sachem Place – Suite 4
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Phone: (434) 977-1511
Fax: (434) 978-1140
Email: Mjostlcsw@earthlink.net
Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorder/BDD/Trichotillomania/ Hoarding/Home Visits/ERP/CBT
Richard C. Baither, PhD
8316 Arlington Blvd # 600
Fairfax, VA 22031
Phone: (703) 698-5220
Fax: (703) 573-2351
Email: Rbaither@novapsy.com
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorders/Trichotillomania/Hoarding/Accepts
Medicaid/ERP/CBT
K. Elaine Williams, PhD
3615-F Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: (703) 383-1386
Adults/OC Spectrum Disorders/Trichotillomania/Hoarding/Home Visits/ERP/CBT
David L. Kupfer, PhD
7700 Leesburg Pike # 404
Falls Church, VA 22043
Fax: (703) 821-8990
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorder/BDD/Trichotillomania/ Hoarding/ Home
Visits/Medicaid/Sliding Scale/Support Group/CBT/ERP
Keith E. Saylor, PhD
Suite 17
106 Elden Street
Herndon, VA 20170
Phone: (703).787.9090
Email: neuroscience@neuroscience- inc.com
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania /Hoarding/ Home
Visits/CBT/ERP
Henriette Kellum, LCSW
6252 N. Kensington St.
McLean, VA 22101
Robert S. Falk, PhD
5931 Harbour Park Drive
Midlothian, VA 23112
Phone: (804).639.1136
Email: bfalk@dbhhelp.com
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania
/Hoarding/ HomeVisits/Support Group/ERP/CBT
Lisa Zocco, Psy.D
6160 Kempsville Circle
Suite 327A
Norfolk, VA 23502-3933
Phone: (757) 466-7300
Fax: (757) 466-9463
Child/Adol/Adults/OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania /Hoarding/ Accepts
Medicaid/ERP/CBT
David W. Reid, MD
6320 N Center Drive
Suite 101
Norfolk, VA 23462
Phone: (757).456.0505
Fax: (757).456.0817
Child/Adol/Adults/Medication/ OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/ Trichotillomania/Hoarding/CBT
Richard W. Handel, PhD
Eastern Virginia Medical School
825 Fairfax Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23507
Phone: (757).446.5888
Email: handelrw@evms.edu
OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania /Hoarding/ Accepts Medicaid/
Sliding Scale/ERP/CBT
Frances M. Christian, PhD, LCSW
1805 Monument Avenue – Suite 611
Lee Medical Building
Richmond, VA 23222
Phone: (804) 355-9322
Email: Fmchrist@vcu.edu
Adults/OC Spectrum Disorders/Hoarding/Home Visits/Sliding Scale/Accepts Medicaid/ERP/CBT
Ronna Saunders, LCSW – BTI Graduate
Center for Behavioral Change
3212 Skipwith Road
Suite 104
Richmond, VA 23294
Phone: (804) 270-4111
Email: Risaunders@aol.com
Children (occasionally) /Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorder/BDD/Trichotillomania/ Hoarding/Therapy
Group/ERP/CBT
Nancy Firestone, LCSW
5537 Hempstead Way
Springfield, VA 22151
Phone: (703) 922-8484
Fax: (703).354.7825
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorder/BDD/Trichotillomania/ Hoarding/Home Visits/ERP/CBT
Valerie J. Buyse, MD
2110-D Gallows Road
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: (703) 893-2429
Adol/Adult/Medication/OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/ Trichotillomania/Hoarding/ERP/ CBT
Edward H. Tiller, PhD
Williamsburg Ctr for Therapy
217 McLaws Circle- Suite 2
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: (757) 253-0371
Fax: (703) 253-8063
Child/Adol/Adult/OC Spectrum Disorders/BDD/Trichotillomania / Hoarding/Accepts
Medicaid/ERP/CBT
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Elder Services:
National Center on Elder Abuse articles: Elderly & Compulsive Hoarding
Elder law
Disability Rights Resource Guide
Preventing falls in older adults. More.
Elder resource list
Documents to have on aging parents
Articles:
Working With Individuals With Dementia Who Rummage and Hoard* (pdf)
By: Rosemary Bakker, MS, ASID-Weill Medical College of Cornell University.
Paulette Michaud, LMSW-Manager, Education & Training-Alzheimer's Association, NYC Chapter
Senior's Cluttering Issues*: ClutterLESS.org
Hoarding and Alzheimer's Disease-One Daughter's Story
Presented by Rosemary Bakker, Director of NYC Hoarding Task Force on Hoarding and Older Adults
Preventing Falls Among Older Adults
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Fall Prevention Center of Excellence
Information for individuals and families
Care at Home: An E-book About Eldercare at Home
Caregiving.com provides insights, information, and inspirations to persons who care for an aging relative.
Articles, comprehensive checklists, and links to key resources ... designed to make it easier for family caregivers to quickly find the information they need ... and avoid overlooking something important in the care of their loved one.
Children of Aging Parents
National Alliance for Caregiving
National Alliance for Caregiving, A National Resource on Caregiving, NAC is dedicated to providing support to family caregivers and the professionals who help them and to increasing public awareness of issues facing family caregiving.
National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers
How a geriatric case manager can be helpful to you; how to find a local geriatric case manager (database).
End of life resources
BenefitsCheckUp
The National Council on aging created this service that identifies federal and state assistance programs for older Americans. After entering simple information, such as age, income and zip code, BenefitsCheckup explains which benefit programs the inquirer may be eligible for and how to apply for them. The whole process takes less than 15 minutes and is completely confidential; as such, it doesn't require the user's name, address, phone number, social security number, or other information that could be used to identify them
Estate planning information.
Estate, retirement and long-term care planning, Medicare/MediCal and more.
Medi-Cal
Beneficiary Information
AARP Document Re: Public Benefits
Information on Medicare Health Plans, Nursing Home information for each state and county.
Phone: 1-800-633-4227
Information on Medicare Health Plans, Nursing Home information for each state and county. Phone: 1-800-633-4227
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc
Find an Elder Law Attorney in your area, Free "Questions and Answers When Looking for an Elder Law Attorney."
National Institute of Mental Health (Crisis in Geriatric Mental Health)
American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry
Consumer Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home
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National Eldercare Locator
The Eldercare Locator is the first step to finding resources for older adults in any U.S. community.
National Association of State Units on Aging
National Association of Area Agencies on Aging
find a resource in your area
Locate your American Assn of Homes & Services for the Aged state association
Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board--Mental Health Services provides on- and off-site mental health evaluations and recommendations through the Mobile Crisis Unit, the Program for Older Adults and Their Families, and Adult Community Services.
Richmond:
-Senior Connections is the area agency on aging, serving individuals 60 and older: www.seniorconnections-va.org-"More Than Moving" for seniors.
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Fairfax:
Fire and Rescue Department has the responsibility of enforcing the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code which grants fire marshals the authority to evacuate an unsafe structure, take actions to help bring compliance, and take the necessary actions to ensure the safety of the public and emergency response personnel.
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Fairfax County Virginia Hoarding Task Force
From the National Center on Elder Abuse:
Since 1998, Fairfax County's Residential
Hoarding Task Force, the first in the country,
has brought together expertise of many
government agencies, including adult and child
protective services, animal control, fire and
rescue, health, housing and community
development, mental health, and public works
and environmental services to address the
problem of hoarding. The task force meets
once a month to discuss issues that are unique
to each case. Concerns typically include
securing the property, removal of debris, legal
proceedings, mental health concerns, as well as
the housing and social needs of the residents.
When a call is received:
First, an inspection and an evaluation are made to determine if the property is safe. Next, county agencies representing the Fairfax County Hoarding Task Force are consulted. Task Force members then work together to address the issues and offer compassionate, supportive services.
If the property is determined to be a health or safety hazard to the resident or the community, the property will need to be cleaned. In extreme cases, the resident(s) may need to relocate while the problems are corrected.
Related news stories:
Beach identifies hoarders, helps
them overcome compulsion
The Virginian Pilot-
By Susan E. White
May 29, 2007
Hoarder's Eviction Didn't Violate
Rights, Judge Rules
Arlington, VA-By Brigid Schulte-
Washington Post Staff
Thursday, July 27, 2006
(See similar story-abcnews.com)
Fighting to Remain Engulfed in Junk
As Task Forces Move In, Hoarders
Strike Back in Court-
By Brigid Schulte
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Arlington is defending the actions
of its Hoarding Task Force, a group
charged with removing stockpiles
of materials from apartments and
homes that present dangers to
residents.
by David Francis, The Examiner,
July 26, 2006
Stockpiling Run Rampant
(Fairfax, VA)
By Timothy Dwyer-
Washington Post
Thursday, December 8, 2005
Social Workers Hope to Coordinate
Treatment of Hoarders
By Cameron W. Barr-
Washington Post Staff Writer
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Local handymen/repair services (who have been personally used, are familiar with hoarded homes and will not judge): |
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Local Meal Delivery Services (for when kitchens are not functional):
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Sendameal.com:
Not local, but can be ordered online for delivery. Just need an accesible microwave.
seeking local information
Meals on Wheels near you.
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Obsessive Compulsive Foundation Affiliate: |
None known. |
Professional organizers, familiar with treating hoarding clients and/or de-clutter helpers:
Beth Johnson's one-on-one personal coaching via email and phone. (The Clutter Workshop)
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You can see if any are listed here(National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization certificate program graduate lists.)
seeking information
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Support Groups (in-person)for
Compulsive Hoarders:
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National-check for a local listing
Clutterers Anonymous, ClutterLESS Recovery Groups
Northern VA:
12-step Support group for people with a "Hoarding-Style."Contact: Bob Molloy, LPC, 703-863-4897
Online groups, websites
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Support Groups for family members: |
Alanon Meeting locations
Fairfax:
Family Services
Online:
Family & Friends Online Community on COH website
Family & Friends general discussion forum
Support group list for family members
COH-only Support Group:
COH Support Group information. COH map.
Group photo albums (members only)
Repeating topics discussed (members only)
For families where animal hoarding is a problem: See
The Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium web site.
Tips for families and friends
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NeuroScience, Inc.
Herndon, VA
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Other resources & information to note:
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Compulsive Hoarding Resource Discussion Forum
-Find your state.
Hoarding related contact: Susan Murdock works for the state department of social services.
Her email address is: sjm2@mail1.dss.state.va.us
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Many of these links came from the Fairfax, VA Hoarding Task Force site
Sent in 7/16/10:
I wanted to suggest a resource link:
The URL is http://www.storagefront.com/storagetips/storage-odds-ends-ideas/understanding-hoarding and it's a great article about hoarding. I've been using as part of an ongoing research project on OCD.
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